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Gloved Ham.
,ptolhees. This softens
It. and gives it a
. - taste.
and tender.
11! over the fat.
lager” Mix and pour over
_Duet with flour and pepper.
imine-half hour. ‘ ‘
Scotch Eggs.
1 an of mustard, one"
.W with
m ry Stuffing for Thank-giving
Turkey.
in two tablespoonfuls of butter.
11 stool: to moisten.
Stuffed Celery.
EMI: thoroughly edhal. amounts
dashed. and mix
.mie- ,
them 11' Till
M1mprika and salt to suit the taste
with the mixture
\
~‘ \Pineapplo Dainty.
{_two slicer of pineapple. Place
inch sliceof
renames-s. Decorate with whipped
and . two maraschino cherries.
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1 ‘1: the ham over night in water of two eggs, three- fourths of a cup-
and: ful of nut meats, one and three fourths
genuinelcupfuls of flour.
Next day .boil the usual manner. The white of the other
Peel off the skin.
itch cloves about one-half inch
Take one-half .
1?! older vineglir, or one cupful Most everyone ’likes' a good,potato
”holder, and one tablespoontul salad aim as they are not very. hard tog
the make up, this recipe will prove vain-I
Q89 (:11qu of lean ham, chopped skins themselves may all be retained.
no. hard boiled eggs. Cook one- When cold, peel, slice in round even
Nu] of stale bread crumbs, or slices 'or 111111111111 squares, measure
’uumbs. in one-third of a cup- and «for two cups of the potato sprin1'
otmlk. andrub to a smooth paste. .
grim; the ham: Add sit and a quarter teaspoonful of pepper.
hw- Add a little chopped onIon or a few
yfllof cayenne. and one egg. Mix drops of onion juice, a teaspoonful:
' . remove the shells from the eggs, of minced parsley, :1 tablespoonful BT11
the mixture. Fry in vinegar and three tablespoonftrls
fit two minutes. Drain, and serve olive oil.
at cold for lunch. Cut them in til the dressing is absorbed and serve'
"lengthwise,- and arrange each cold with a little sprinkling of parsleyI
T! no bed of line parsley. The con- over the top.
.Qt'between—the green, red, white
allow gives a very pretty effect.
fiddle one tablespoonful of chopped family of moderate aspirations can
one oupful of chopped celery and punity.
'ctipi‘ul of chopped apples. Cook left over
“I? five minutes. then add one cupful beans. corn, peas. bits" of heel being‘
161111111111 crumbs salt pepper and especially eligible.
nutmeg to taste, and enough gredlems very
0t lllg mosl decorathe
mom cheese and Roquefort 0119986. little 1lbbons of sweet red or greenk
, in. a small q‘fianlltyi 0T milk if nqC' DPDDPTS and serve
‘ry. Dice finely some onions, if dressing
the ,
Cut: up a small green crawler,
1:, also mix that in with the rest.
nut ice cream be- a wonuui to ask some such
(1' sweetened Cream, half a walnut
Nut Cake for the Holidays.
This recipe is neither elaborate nor
expensive, but makes a good cake.
One 111111 cupful of butter, yolks 051
Ithree eggs, a cupful of sugar one-
half cupful of milk, two and one-half
teaspoonfuls of baking powder whites
SIMSIIRIS ISSNI
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The Popularity of the Box Goat
Mix and make in
tion tailored suit with normal waist-'
"egg may be used in making frosting. line. snugly fitted. would dominate;
Potato Salad.
1change towaid the loosen/belied mod
I
able: Boil well trashed potatoes with
their jackets on, so that there need be
,no unnecessary waste in the peeling
and so that the salts of potash in their
kle over them a teaspoonful of salt
of!
Stir lightly with a fork on,
1
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Cleopatra Salad. I
Salad by this name’is not familiar
to most housewives. though despite its
imposing name it is one that any
lml‘
Its component pails are any
cooked vegetables, Ilma
indulge in frequently and with
Have all the iu-l
cold. out in neat
shapes, so that they do, not look
"messy." and-dish on lettuce leaves,
either the crimped or brown-edged be-
01er them cut The Modloh Box Coat
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with a 11111111111 els, 11111111111111 coats with a half sug-
gestion of waistline, or stranger still.
,..._...__ _______...._.
NO READY ANSWER. the box cont.
Ile- lou women ha1e no right to These box mod1'ls are
ill" ballot for the simple reason that In' smart. indeed;
now very
tbev appear in tailor-
‘flll the stalks of some crisp 001- case of war you could not be able toimade suits separate coats and fur
flght- ‘ Icoals. .\lost of the fur coats, in fact
Sl1e~—'l hen why do you allow a man show the box back, even if the front
“’10 IS Crippled to 10113? of the coat is belted.
Ile--—Why-or-Say, if iI lfin’t just Iikel The effect of these unfitted coats ls
fOOIISha bit, more youthful than the fitted
Ilincs,‘ which demanded beauty and
grace of figure The French woman
Iappret-iaies the line that is most be-
question as tl1al.~»Excha11gc.
Aided adv. pays in the best rape!
'GVLACIAL EeoéHs.
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’ _Earth of Ours Has Had' More
Than One Ice Age.
'one. with intelligent interest
1 Pinkhom’o Vegetable
‘7 ‘ 1: Comma." ‘
11111111171114, I’m—"Iain just liZyears
391! during Change of Life _I suf-
fered for six years
terribly. I tried sev-
eral doctors but none
seemed to give me
any relief Every
monththepainewere
intense in both sides,
and made me so
weak that I had to
go to bed. At last
a friend recommen-
ded Lydia E. Pink.
. Item's Vegetable
1» tome and I trieditat once
much1elief. After that I
palm at all and could dom my
ework and shopping the same
For years I have praised
' Pinkham' 3 Vegetable Com-
or what it has done for me,
lelwoys recommend it as a 111%
,1 You are 111 libertytouee
loony way. "—Mrs'i‘no'usou,
M St. Philadelphia, Pa.
dluobonoofthemolt
of a women 'I existence.
should remember
,Iepochs has several
when» "31""
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in the history of the world in which sured by the recent announcement
he lives has heard of "the glacial tl1al.F.(‘ Converse. a wealthy resi
epoch," or the ice. agé. The inbabi dent is to make his 1,500 acres in
tants of the northern portion of the Greenwich intoa model bird sanctuary
United States have no doubt a general: (.0111erse Manm the largest private es
and ridges and the huge bowlders the reputation of being one of the
with which they are familiai are due most successful examples of scientific
to an irresistable Invasion from Can- farming in this 001m”!-
ada by "the great. ice sheet” at a date: Mr Converse and George A .g‘llrew
term "repent. " yet many thousands of over the possi lliiies the proposed new
years ago. department ers for serious i111 estigu
lt is, ‘however. not sl1ictly con-e11 tion into the subject of economic im-
to speak of the “ice age" or‘lhe "gla- portancc in bird life:
Icial epoch” for there have been 111. nay
of them.
Itbis
' This new conversation department.
it is now known that'even will develop all phases of the subject.
latest of pleislocene glacial 11. will not be made tip from members
important divi-:of other departments but will be or-
,sions and in the Rocky Mountain 113-1 ganized 1wholly witha View to increas-
gion it. appears that important ing local bird life. An economic orn-
ichanges in the form and height of theIithologlst will be selected from the ‘in check.
mountains, due to a wearing down by Massachusetts Agricultural College,
erosion, took place helices" the gla- who will be qualified to make Converse
'cial subepochs. Manor aim ideal bird refuge. His work
1 More than fifty years.ago it was {will include the raising oLwiId ducks,
recognized by English geologists that wfl'intei feeding and protection of game
'Icertain masses of gravel and br‘eccia, and insectivorous birds. lessening the
111111. certain lanned and grooved rock enemies of bird life besides planting
surfaces in 11111111111 Penniah age in wild fruits and shelter, Woods for nest-
lndia indicated a_ glacial on b yastlyiing birds ’
older than that of the Can 1111111 ice Abird. census will beiaken and 09%
sheets, but it is only within thwast'
thirty years that geologists haveI
learned that glacial conditions have1 , ,
Irecurred at many different tim in‘, ' l
the earths history. The evidence of:
this has been Joud'd in all continents:
in Europe. Africa~~ Asia, Australia;
WISOuib 111111 North Amexmlca The for
-mallon of great ice sheets took place
at different periods lit the larger dlvi .
alone of geologic time back to the;
ploterozolc—-tbat Is, to the age of the,
oldeeT known sedimentary rocks a?
Inset many million. years ago.
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Since the first showing of fall and
winter fashions slur-re has been muchI
discussion as to whether the regain-I
at fret it seemed as if it would, but
since then there has been a decidedllov,er portion of the Eton was gath-
I this season' a
no waist at all, a return In short ”11111
just preceding that which geologists manager of the estate a1e enthusiastic
Icoming to her figure, and in most in-
stances this is the straight line.
Among the new frocks and suits
there are, too. hoieros and Etons that
are really quite charming. These also
,are becoming to the average figure.
I One seen at a recent fashion show
was of gold lace'combined with black
1charmeuse: it was on an afternoon
frock, and was simple to a degree, but
Innusually attractive. Anmher of dark
blue serge was made with squam cut
yoke back and front, to which the
Iered, taming a 86ft, full line across
Ithe bust, being drawn snugly in at’
Ithe waist, where it was stitched to a
Itwo inch belt of the serge. The.skirt
!also showed the yoke and was em-
]broidered with a chain-stitch design
Iworked out in silver threads at the
Ijotnlng of yoke and lower portion of
3th“ skirt.
Icarl'ied out on the locket,
Iironts and belt.
I
I x Glove Features
1 A very smart pair of tan gloves in
gmousquetaire style has stitching In
contrasting color.
Ialong tIIIo side of the gloves lends a
3differel note to the gloves.
011 collar.
“4.? e.-. . _...._._.__~-....
I added.
The same. embroidery was .
Twotoned 11111111114911“ thoroughly,
,- aur— a n'olaI: a a. a... '1 qua-(1‘1- a’a’- an 4,» 'a’_
1&1-3m ".. .
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MIMI IIIINSS
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To Preserve Kid Gloves.
To ward off a hole in a kid glove
where the fingernail cuts through,
fasten a small piece of kid of the
some color to the seams on the
Inside of the finger and the glove
will last for weeks.
Preparing~ Cabbage, Etc.
l Before using cabbage, cauliflower
,or lettuce, the heads should be turned
down in salted water, to which a few
teaspoonfuls of vinegar have been
11111115 is done, any form of
animal life will Crawl out.
,
To Sugar Dates.
In sugaring stuffed dates and
forth a great deal of time ,can
F10
be
'saved by putting a little sugar in a '
1111'. adding a cupful of stuffed dates,
sealing the. jar and shaking the con-
—_....
When Ironing Napklnl.
i \Another pair In military style is
richly embroidered.
Igore inserted in the arm section and
'strap trimmings of the contrasting
material are a feature of these. The
,straps: are each ornamented with
Ipearl button.
I Maunisb effects are in strong
Imand.
Twolone embroklerles. novel g1.\es
ibandalettes, pipings and fancy shaped
cuffs are all p1omlnent features of
gloves.~—Philadelphla
lie-
I .\'orth American.
IPretty Frocks For School and General
I Wear.
Girls will wear a great many
I'diQmeul materials for school and
for home, but gingham, sponge.
Ilinen and galatea are especially at~
.tfllctlve and are reserved"fa11orltes.
(”otton gabardlne, while compara-
ely new. has’ taken a firm hold
Sand makes an excellent material
for the school frock in middy style,
and is to be found in various colors
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as well as in white. -.-\II the “13-,
“trials wash perfectly and the.
washable materials unquestionably
are the sensible 11113.1 for every-day
_wcar. When warmth ls needed,
long protective coats can be worn
over them. Gulmpe and "middy,
styles are conspicuous in tl1e,fash-
lonuble output.
A contrasting)“ help to lay them aside on a rack or
liable before ,folding.
11' This will prevent any dampness re-
;maining, and will save
‘at once, it Is of great help in making
‘razor on my dressmaker's
and asked in wonder what she OverI
ln Ironinggiapklus, it will be found
After ironing a
half dozen or more, begin at thefirst
and fold and'press them one by one.
time and
strength in ironing until the napkin
is dry. if the napkins are to be used
sure they are not damp and limp.
Tnoliced a blade from a safety
machine
did with that. "See here," she ex-I
claimed in triumph as she slipped
it under a hem that needed ripping.
"Did you ever see anything come '
This is an otdI»
out like that?
blade my husband threw away and:
it is small enough so I can get it:
into almost any hem. It heats‘
anything I over tried before for]
the purpose "
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To Restore Scorched Paper. I
Any legal or \valuablo papers lhaiI
have been cluurcd by fire may be
rendered readable by pouring collo
(lion over them. In a few minutes this
dries, and a tough transparent coating
1
is produced through which the writing
can be read. Bank note: and other
papers thus charred may be treated
Iihis way; with equally good results. '
1 ,
(Say (refraction! ,
flame Braille/011%.?
.Lefronx
Prrparcd Expecially For This Nempaptr
by Pictorial Review
WQOSTUKE IN BROWN POPLIN.
extepslons held in place with velvet
buttons. 1
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Chiffon poplin, which is Well liked
because. it is inexpenslVe 115 well
as smart, is used for the development,
of this dress. A little trimming of-
fe1tl1ely used gives an 1ffev'tl1e touch
to the frock, velvet being used for the
purpose. Vehet revere, cuffs and but-
tons on either side of the. front are all
that any simple model requires in the
way of decoration. The applied front
and back sections are finished with
pointed extensions at the Iower‘edgrs
fastened on the left shoulder. The
irt is 1' four-piece, box-pleated mod—
el, 1111b :1 hem, although a band of the
101111 may be used if preferred.
A detachable vest, with high time
collar, is recommended for the front 11f
”WIdWEI‘I- because It can be changed
easly and affords an opportunity f11t',
variety. In medium size the costume '
, requires 4% yards 64-inch material.
A close study of the cutting guide
shows that the material is divided into
single and double folds, in order that
the sections of the pattern may be
placed upon them to the. best advan—
tage. As the poplin is not \ildf‘ enough
for the. side gore, without placing, it.
will be necessary to get the required
piecing from 11 spare semiun of 1111-.
poplin. After folding the luuterial :1
half the side gore is first 1-la1'11d 11111.11
it, the large "0" perforations being 111'-
ranged on a lengthwise thread. Di-
n-ctly on the lengthwise folds, howev-
er, are placed the applied hack and the
waist back, the collar, the Stay, the
applied front and the belt.
The sleeve, front. cuff and shirt strap
are laid 1111 11 lengthwise thread of the
poplin. ‘
The material In folded In quarters for
the shirt, but the fold is so made that
the selvngcs meet, as shown on the
cutting guide. Both the back and front
gun-:1 are laid on 11 lengthwise fold of
the goods. .
biodlsh froth in brown chiffon pop- T111- 11111del,111a_v be “varied, if desired.
lin trimmed with velvet. The applied for the applit-d front and back may be
trout and bruk (actions have pointed of satin 111-1111111111.
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so: sons P SLEEVE 1. 11201111 ‘2‘. ,.
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Sizes 31. 311,322,411. 12, 41 111111 461nm»-
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Pictorial Review Costume No. 11121.
11-1 bust. Price 11. cents.
parisons will be made 111111111 work pro‘I
grosses. Special attention will be given!
to increase insect eating birds through-
out the hundreds oi acres now In fruit.
At the present. time 34, 000' fruit trees,
understanding that the gravel hills: late in this section, has long deservedoare protected from their 111anv insect
enemies by sprzplng. This Work of;
spraying will be materially IessenedI
when the birds are made welcome in!
"these Nhards.1
Quail and,_,grouse will be protectedl
from hunters and their natural enem~
ies. Systematic feeding will prevent
their death by starvation during an.1
vars w.inlers Wild ducks will be rais-
‘ed upon an extensive scale and mea-I
'sures taken to make the lake one bun-I
drd acres especially attractive to wild
breeding pairs. The nan-111111 ducks andI
red squirrels, which now infest the
great stretches of woods, will ,be kept
It is belrved that other big estates
will provide similar conservation work.
"Your cousin Sarah is
tile creature." ,
"Yes' we.call her Sal Volatile."
open a viola-
The big boss sent Kerrigan out to
see IT {my liquor was sold on Sunday,
and when he came back Friday he
said “fire was. ~Jaouisville Herald.
I
Men and ranges are quite
_ alike' in thabsOmc are always \
. ready while some‘dre not
é‘thady. ‘ ~ '
1 s ‘The Stamford range is al-
ways rcady, week in and“..-
. week out. the yeartaround,
and it will we ydu a full
measure of satisfaction”; in
“tr:
“every ”plantar. .11 1-.
1 [lave Just Purchased
1Now Occupied by the United
For Up-tMeu‘leNlco Coil
,1 Fred H‘ 0.1111119. ‘11)
funeral Dlrpctnr end- Embll
Office and lie-111.1111.
Telephone '04.
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Forolorly 1111.113» Bridgeport stem Dyol'ng a Cleaning (:11.
Silk Dress”. Olav“. Ilenlmo and Laos Curtains 111911111111
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Creams-—
1- 2 lb. box'............... 40¢
«1
1.“) box 80¢
Something especially fine. 1/.
nggerman Bros-.64 ”METRE
a large supply of tools. lack- knives
and alarm clocks, which will he
sold at reduced, prloeei
[See ,our Window display and
prlcoo.
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Rooms by day or week at reasonable prices.
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Every room well ventilated. electric lights and tar.
Everything first class.
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Touring Cars and Runabouis
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